By Gypsy Blue Rose
| Author Note: | You are invited to contribute to this book. |
| Author Notes |
*if you would like to add a chapter to this book, please, follow these simple steps and If you need help contact Gypsy Blue Rose*
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word). First, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. Second, if the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme but don't repeat words. Third, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. ........................... please copy and paste this information to your author notes ........................... Source: Poets.org *Indian Key is a small island in Florida *Pigeon Plum is a tree Native to the Florida Keys. Its fruits grow in the summer, giving small purple berries. *picture from Pinterest |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Streams flow washing desert sand
grains will grow where nothing grew.
R.Owen 29/10/2020.
| Author Notes |
Haiku .......................start copy section......................¦..
If you would like to add a chapter to this book, please, follow theses steps and if you need help contact Gypsy Blue Rose. * Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5/7/5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (seasonal word) *LAST renga poem by (there write your poem you followed) *To add chapter please follow these instructions: *First, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. *SECOND if the last poem is a 5/7/5 , if the last poem is a /7 couplet write a 5//5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the prevous stanza ut donâ??t repeat words. THIRD, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. You can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. FOURTH, copy and paste these instructions to your author notes. Thank you. ********************end copy section********************** Thanks for reading. Roy Owen. Artwork by google. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
storm clouds flee as new day dawns
berries ripen and birds wait
| Author Notes | A couplet to supplement the previous chapter of 5 7 5 lines. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
| Author Notes | The image is from Google. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
| Author Notes |
Renga is Japanese collaborative poetry in which alternating stanzas, of 5-7-5 stanza and 7-7 couplets are linked in succession by multiple poets. The most famous renga master was Matsuo Basho. Guest poets check the last stanza in the renga book to know what to write next. Try not to repeat words from one stanza to the next. Renga starts with first chapter, Pigeon Plum Flowers a #1-- 5/7/5 haiku. Followed by a #1-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #1 haiku Followed by a #2-- 5/7/5 stanza that relates to #1-- 7/7 couplet Followed by a #2-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #2-- 5/7/5 .....repeated up to 100 stanzas Source: Wikipedia To contribute to this book, just click on the icon ADD CHAPTER. If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. The language is often pastoral, incorporating words and images associated with seasons, nature, and love. In order for the poem to achieve its trajectory, each poet writes a new stanza that leaps from only the stanza preceding it. This leap advances both the thematic movement as well as maintaining the linking component. Source: Poets.org |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
| Author Notes |
Addition to Gypsy Blue Rose's Renga collaborative book. Just read the whole story so far, and then base your contribution on the whole story particularly focused on the last chapter. Submissions alternate between a haiku 5/7/5 and couplet 7/7. So the person who contributes after me will write a 7/7 couplet.
Many thanks for reading. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
willow sways in summer breeze
while secret lovers giggle
| Author Notes | 7 syllable couplet to complement haiku in chapter 5 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
By Gypsy Blue Rose
sun sweetened grapes become wine
divining truth from love's lips
| Author Notes |
This is a Multi-Author book that Gypsy started. Please join us and copy the following information to your notes.
Renga is Japanese collaborative poetry in which alternating stanzas, of 5-7-5 stanza and 7-7 couplets are linked in succession by multiple poets. The most famous renga master was Matsuo Basho. Guest poets check the last stanza in the renga book to know what to write next. Try not to repeat words from one stanza to the next. Renga starts with first chapter, Pigeon Plum Flowers a #1-- 5/7/5 haiku. Followed by a #1-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #1 haiku Followed by a #2-- 5/7/5 stanza that relates to #1-- 7/7 couplet Followed by a #2-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #2-- 5/7/5 .....repeated up to 100 stanzas Source: Wikipedia To contribute to this book, just click on the icon ADD CHAPTER. If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. The language is often pastoral, incorporating words and images associated with seasons, nature, and love. In order for the poem to achieve its trajectory, each poet writes a new stanza that leaps from only the stanza preceding it. This leap advances both the thematic movement as well as maintaining the linking component. Source: Poets.org |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
love grows and ripens
while nature multiplies its
palette of colours.
| Author Notes |
Renga is Japanese collaborative poetry in which alternating stanzas, of 5-7-5 stanza and 7-7 couplets are linked in succession by multiple poets. The most famous renga master was Matsuo Basho.
Guest poets check the last stanza in the renga book to know what to write next. Try not to repeat words from one stanza to the next. Renga starts with first chapter, Pigeon Plum Flowers a #1-- 5/7/5 haiku. Followed by a #1-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #1 haiku Followed by a #2-- 5/7/5 stanza that relates to #1-- 7/7 couplet Followed by a #2-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #2-- 5/7/5 .....repeated up to 100 stanzas Source: Wikipedia To contribute to this book, just click on the icon ADD CHAPTER. If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. The language is often pastoral, incorporating words and images associated with seasons, nature, and love. In order for the poem to achieve its trajectory, each poet writes a new stanza that leaps from only the stanza preceding it. This leap advances both the thematic movement as well as maintaining the linking component. Source: Poets.org Thanks to AndreThreeThou for the use of the artwork. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Autumn's tones enveloped me
in a warm rainbow landscape
| Author Notes |
Picture: Google images.
My gratitude to Gypsy Blue Rose for helping me in composing the haiku, thank you my friend. 7-7 syllable couplet following Ulla's haiku. Guest poets check the last stanza in the renga book to know what to write next. Try not to repeat words from one stanza to the next. Renga starts with first chapter, Pigeon Plum Flowers a #1-- 5/7/5 haiku. Followed by a #1-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #1 haiku Followed by a #2-- 5/7/5 stanza that relates to #1-- 7/7 couplet Followed by a #2-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #2-- 5/7/5 .....repeated up to 100 stanzas Source: Wikipedia To contribute to this book, just click on the icon ADD CHAPTER. If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. The language is often pastoral, incorporating words and images associated with seasons, nature, and love. In order for the poem to achieve its trajectory, each poet writes a new stanza that leaps from only the stanza preceding it. This leap advances both the thematic movement as well as maintaining the linking component. Source: Poets.org |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
| Author Notes |
Image from Google |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
wrapped in silken robes
of gold, autumn bids farewell -
first breath of winter
| Author Notes |
Renga is Japanese collaborative poetry in which alternating stanzas, of 5-7-5 stanza and 7-7 couplets are linked in succession by multiple poets. The most famous renga master was Matsuo Basho.
Guest poets check the last stanza in the renga book to know what to write next. Try not to repeat words from one stanza to the next. Renga starts with first chapter, Pigeon Plum Flowers a #1-- 5/7/5 haiku. Followed by a #1-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #1 haiku Followed by a #2-- 5/7/5 stanza that relates to #1-- 7/7 couplet Followed by a #2-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #2-- 5/7/5 .....repeated up to 100 stanzas Source: Wikipedia To contribute to this book, just click on the icon ADD CHAPTER. If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. The language is often pastoral, incorporating words and images associated with seasons, nature, and love. In order for the poem to achieve its trajectory, each poet writes a new stanza that leaps from only the stanza preceding it. This leap advances both the thematic movement as well as maintaining the linking component. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
| Author Notes |
Renga is Japanese collaborative poetry in which alternating stanzas, of 5-7-5 stanza and 7-7 couplets are linked in succession by multiple poets. The most famous renga master was Matsuo Basho.
Guest poets check the last stanza in the renga book to know what to write next. Try not to repeat words from one stanza to the next. Renga starts with first chapter, Pigeon Plum Flowers a #1-- 5/7/5 haiku. Followed by a #1-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #1 haiku Followed by a #2-- 5/7/5 stanza that relates to #1-- 7/7 couplet Followed by a #2-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #2-- 5/7/5 .....repeated up to 100 stanzas Source: Wikipedia To contribute to this book, just click on the icon ADD CHAPTER. If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. The language is often pastoral, incorporating words and images associated with seasons, nature, and love. In order for the poem to achieve its trajectory, each poet writes a new stanza that leaps from only the stanza preceding it. This leap advances both the thematic movement as well as maintaining the linking component. Source: Poets.org |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
cold whirlwind whistles over
Mount Fuji’s peaks and valleys
| Author Notes |
*If you would like to add a chapter to this book, please click the ADD A CHAPTER icon above your review box. Then, PLEASE COPY AND PASTE THE FOLLOWING TO YOUR AUTHOR NOTES
Renga is Japanese collaborative poetry in which alternating stanzas, of 5-7-5 stanza and 7-7 couplets are linked in succession by multiple poets. The most famous renga master was Matsuo Basho. A complete renga has 184 verses. Guest poets check the last stanza in the renga book to know what to write next. A 5/7/5 stanza is followed by 7/7 couplet following the same theme without repeating same words. *If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. _________________end of copy and paste section..................................... Renga so far... Chapter one by Gypsy Blue Rose pigeon plum flowers bend but not break in the storm at Indian Key ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter two by June Sargent storm clouds flee as new day dawns berries ripen and birds wait ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter three by Pam (respa) colorful songbirds gather for spring's ripe berries bountiful harvest ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter four by Mrs KT Winged frenzy ignites orchard; Garnet gems pecked to their death ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter five by Gloria funeral procession seed boats drift to a footbridge-- the orchard withdraws ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter six by June Sargent willow sways in summer breeze while secret lovers giggle ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter seven by Bill Schott as lovers linger red ocean brings back berries the wine washes in ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter eight by Lyenochka sun sweetened grapes become wine divining truth from love's lips ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter nine by Ulla love grows and ripens while nature multiplies its palette of colours. ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter ten by ameen Autumn's tones enveloped me in a warm rainbow landscape ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter eleven by Margaret Bernar Tender sacrifice renders one fragile and strong - Love's unique nature ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter twelve by zanya Twilight tints evening skyline Cooler breezes ripple shore ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter thirteen by June Sargent wrapped in silken robes of gold, autumn bids farewell - first breath of winter ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter fourteen by Dolly Earth's freeze grips with snowy ice, to calm, with peaceful silence. ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter fifteen by Rama Devi blanketed by snow leaf-whispers enter deep sleep hushed serenity ------------------------------------------------------------ Chapter sixteen by Gypsy Blue Rose cold whirlwind whistles over Mount Fuji's peaks and valleys Thank you very much for reading and reviewing our Renga Book, please, consider joining the fun :) Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Kaleidoscopic
dust gathers the frosted light,
panoramic gems.
| Author Notes |
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry in which alternating chapters o 5/7/5 and 7/7 are linked in succession by multiple poets. The most famous renga master Matsuo Basho. 8 sides of paper sheets Kaishi with 184 verses total.
Guest poets check the last stanza in the renga book to know what to write next. Try not to repeat words from one stanza to the next. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. You can edit it and add a picture if you like A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep you reviews. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
winds from the south bring yellow
Sahara desert sand skies
| Author Notes |
My participation for the multy-author renga-book. In the hot summer days in Mallorca, it happens sometimes. With the southern winds Sahara sands are carried all the way over to cover the Mallorcan sky, coloring it a fantastic brownish-yellow. Only everybody fears that it might also rain then, because if that happens, everything will be covered in a layer of thin, dirty dark yellow sand. Cars, swimming pools, laundry forgotten and still hanging outside, streets, plants, everything. Beautiful in the sky, but it should not come down!
Please, copy and paste these notes to your author notes: Renga is Japanese collaborative poetry in which alternating stanzas, of 5-7-5 stanza and 7-7 couplets are linked in succession by multiple poets. The most famous range master was Matsuo Basho. If you would like to contribute a chapter to this range book, click on ADD CHAPTER icon over the review box. A 5-7-5 stanza is followed by a 7-7 couplet, and a 7-7 couplet is followed by a 5-7-5 haiku, following the same theme without using the same words. Please copy and paste these author notes to yours. If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
prickly pear cactus
caressed by warm summer breeze
crimson heart opens
| Author Notes |
Renga is Japanese collaborative poetry in which alternating stanzas, of 5-7-5 stanza and 7-7 couplets are linked in succession by multiple poets. The most famous renga master was Matsuo Basho.
Guest poets check the last stanza in the renga book to know what to write next. A 5/7/5 stanza is followed by 7/7 couplet following the same theme without repeating the same words. *If you would like to add a chapter to this book, please follow this instructions: FIRST: click here first, find the last chapter in the renga book and open it SECOND: click the ADD A CHAPTER icon above your review box. THIRD: If the last chapter is a 5/7/5 haiku, add a 7/7 couplet; if the last one is a 7/7 add a 5/7/5; follow the theme of the verse you are following, not the previous ones. FOURTH: post your chapter as usual. You will keep a copy in your portfolio and you keep all your reviews. FIFTH: PLEASE COPY AND PASTE THIS INSTRUCTIONS TO YOUR AUTHOR NOTES |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
south wind susurrus whispers
of tumbleweed rustling sounds
| Author Notes |
susurrous is a soft sound
Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy .........................if you would like to add a chapter, please, copy and paste these notes to your author notes......................... *If you need help posting a chapter, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose* Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets wich are linked in succession by multiple poets until we reach 184 verses. From the renga book chapter your in, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme but don't repeating words. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose* .........................................................................end of copy and paste ................................................ Renga so far... Chapter one by Gypsy Blue Rose pigeon plum flowers bend but not break in the storm at Indian Key ================================ Chapter two by June Sargent storm clouds flee as new day dawns berries ripen and birds wait ================================ Chapter three by Pam (respa) colorful songbirds gather for spring's ripe berries bountiful harvest ================================ Chapter four by Mrs KT Winged frenzy ignites orchard; Garnet gems pecked to their death ================================ Chapter five by Gloria funeral procession seed boats drift to a footbridge-- the orchard withdraws ================================ Chapter six by June Sargent willow sways in summer breeze while secret lovers giggle ================================ Chapter seven by Bill Schott as lovers linger red ocean brings back berries the wine washes in ================================ Chapter eight by Lyenochka sun sweetened grapes become wine divining truth from love's lips ================================ Chapter nine by Ulla love grows and ripens while nature multiplies its palette of colours. ================================ Chapter ten by Ameen Autumn's tones enveloped me in a warm rainbow landscape ================================ Chapter eleven by Margaret Bernar Tender sacrifice renders one fragile and strong - Love's unique nature ================================ Chapter twelve by Zanya Twilight tints evening skyline Cooler breezes ripple shore ================================- Chapter thirteen by June Sargent wrapped in silken robes of gold, autumn bids farewell - first breath of winter ================================ Chapter fourteen by Dolly Earth's freeze grips with snowy ice, to calm, with peaceful silence. ================================ Chapter fifteen by Rama Devi blanketed by snow leaf-whispers enter deep sleep hushed serenity ================================ Chapter sixteen by Gypsy Blue Rose cold whirlwind whistles over Mount Fuji's peaks and valleys ================================ Chapter seventeen by Royowen Kaleidoscopic dust gathers the frosted light, panoramic gems. ================================ Chapter eighteen by Marjon Van Bruggen winds from the south bring yellow Sahara desert sand skies ================================ Chapter nineteen by June Sargent prickly pear cactus caressed by warm summer breeze crimson heart opens ================================ Chapter twenty by Gypsy Blue Rose south wind susurrous whispers of tumbleweed rustling sounds ================================ Chapter twenty one by Gypsy Blue Rose farmer prays for rain for drought-stricken olive trees resilient souls ================================ Chapter twenty two by DeboraDyess Rainbow's sharp, dazzling colors sitting atop sun-struck clouds ================================ Chapter twenty three by June. Sargent lighthouse shines through fog guiding boat 'round jagged rocks - wives cook hot chowder ================================ |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
farmer prays for rain
for drought-stricken olive trees —
resilient souls
| Author Notes |
Thank you for reading me,
Gypsy .........................if you would like to add a chapter, please, copy and paste these notes to your author notes......................... *If you need help posting a chapter, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose* Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets wich are linked in succession by multiple poets until we reach 184 verses. From the renga book chapter your in, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme but don't repeating words. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose* .........................................................................end of copy and paste ................................................ Renga so far... Chapter one by Gypsy Blue Rose pigeon plum flowers bend but not break in the storm at Indian Key ================================ Chapter two by June Sargent storm clouds flee as new day dawns berries ripen and birds wait ================================ Chapter three by Pam (respa) colorful songbirds gather for spring's ripe berries bountiful harvest ================================ Chapter four by Mrs KT Winged frenzy ignites orchard; Garnet gems pecked to their death ================================ Chapter five by Gloria funeral procession seed boats drift to a footbridge-- the orchard withdraws ================================ Chapter six by June Sargent willow sways in summer breeze while secret lovers giggle ================================ Chapter seven by Bill Schott as lovers linger red ocean brings back berries the wine washes in ================================ Chapter eight by Lyenochka sun sweetened grapes become wine divining truth from love's lips ================================ Chapter nine by Ulla love grows and ripens while nature multiplies its palette of colours. ================================ Chapter ten by Ameen Autumn's tones enveloped me in a warm rainbow landscape ================================ Chapter eleven by Margaret Bernar Tender sacrifice renders one fragile and strong - Love's unique nature ================================ Chapter twelve by Zanya Twilight tints evening skyline Cooler breezes ripple shore ================================- Chapter thirteen by June Sargent wrapped in silken robes of gold, autumn bids farewell - first breath of winter ================================ Chapter fourteen by Dolly Earth's freeze grips with snowy ice, to calm, with peaceful silence. ================================ Chapter fifteen by Rama Devi blanketed by snow leaf-whispers enter deep sleep hushed serenity ================================ Chapter sixteen by Gypsy Blue Rose cold whirlwind whistles over Mount Fuji's peaks and valleys ================================ Chapter seventeen by Royowen Kaleidoscopic dust gathers the frosted light, panoramic gems. ================================ Chapter eighteen by Marjon Van Bruggen winds from the south bring yellow Sahara desert sand skies ================================ Chapter nineteen by June Sargent prickly pear cactus caressed by warm summer breeze crimson heart opens ================================ Chapter twenty by Gypsy Blue Rose south wind susurrous whispers of tumbleweed rustling sounds ================================ Chapter twenty one by Gypsy Blue Rose farmer prays for rain for drought-stricken olive trees resilient souls ================================ Chapter twenty two by DeboraDyess Rainbow's sharp, dazzling colors sitting atop sun-struck clouds ================================ Chapter twenty three by June. Sargent lighthouse shines through fog guiding boat 'round jagged rocks - wives cook hot chowder ================================ |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
By Gypsy Blue Rose
| Author Notes |
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets wich are linked in succession by multiple poets until we reach 184 verses. From the renga book chapter your in, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon. Make sure you are in the last chapter of the chain of poems. You find this out by clicking on the three arrow icon at the right top corner of the post ( >>> ) If the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme but don't repeating words. If you want to see an example, you can check out other chapters in the book.. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Lighthouse shines through fog
guiding boat 'round jagged rocks -
Wives cook hot chowder
| Author Notes |
*If you need help posting a chapter, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose*
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets wich are linked in succession by multiple poets until we reach 184 verses. From the renga book chapter you're in, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme but without repeating words. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose* |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
yet, the bumpy roads
stretch away in the distance
love is but a dream
| Author Notes |
Renga is Japanese collaborative poetry in which alternating stanzas, of 5-7-5 stanza and 7-7 couplets are linked in succession by multiple poets. The most famous renga master was Matsuo Basho.
Guest poets check the last stanza in the renga book to know what to write next. Try not to repeat words from one stanza to the next. Renga starts with first chapter, Pigeon Plum Flowers a #1-- 5/7/5 haiku. Followed by a #1-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #1 haiku Followed by a #2-- 5/7/5 stanza that relates to #1-- 7/7 couplet Followed by a #2-- 7/7 couplet that relates to #2-- 5/7/5 .....repeated up to 100 stanzas Source: Wikipedia To contribute to this book, just click on the icon ADD CHAPTER. If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. The language is often pastoral, incorporating words and images associated with seasons, nature, and love. In order for the poem to achieve its trajectory, each poet writes a new stanza that leaps from only the stanza preceding it. This leap advances both the thematic movement as well as maintaining the linking component. Source: Poets.org |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
stepping out of her darkness -
finds courage to follow dreams
| Author Notes |
*If you need help posting a chapter, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose*
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets wich are linked in succession by multiple poets until we reach 184 verses. From the renga book chapter your in, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme but don't repeating words. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose* |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
leaving pain behind,
soul seeks a reason to live —
flourish in the light
| Author Notes |
:"Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that." -- Martin Luther King Jr.
.......if you would like to add a chapter, please, copy and paste these notes to your author notes....... *If you need help posting a chapter, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose* Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets until we reach 184 verses. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word). From the renga book chapter your in, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme but don't repeat words. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose* ...............end of copy and paste .................. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
morning possibilities
are endless and filled with hope
| Author Notes |
*if you would like to add a chapter to this book, please, follow these simple steps and If you need help contact Gypsy Blue Rose*
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word). First, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. Second, if the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme but don't repeat words. Third, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. ........................... please copy and paste to your author notes ........................... |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
from this mountain top
I can see for miles and miles —
God’s personal space
| Author Notes |
*if you would like to add a chapter to this book, please, follow these simple steps and If you need help contact Gypsy Blue Rose*
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word). First, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. Second, if the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the previous stanza but don't repeat words. Third, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. ........................... please copy and paste this information to your author notes ........................... Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
| Author Notes |
*if you would like to add a chapter to this book, please, follow these simple steps and If you need help contact Gypsy Blue Rose*
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word). First, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. Second, if the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the previous stanza but don't repeat words. Third, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. ........................... please copy and paste this information to your author notes ........................... |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Distant sentinels
Masts of transmitting requests
To the Holy one.
R.Owen. 1/8/2020
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By Gypsy Blue Rose
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Thanks to MoonWillow for artwork: Blue Mountain Sunset
In my original version, the first line read: In the silence you may hear Rama Devi suggested that I not squander a precious syllable on THE (what was I thinking!) and suggested DEEP, I polled the reviewers; Judiverse offered NIGHT. Though tempted, for such a short poem, I felt I should use my own words. I reworked the line in keeping with the assonance in "S" and mined my cobwebbed mind for remnants of requisite high school Shakespeare; one archaic sense of SOFT! means HUSH! or SSSSH! Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word). First, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. Second, if the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the previous stanza but don't repeat words. Third, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. ......... please copy and paste this information to your author notes ............ |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
flowers in the wild
basking and thriving in love
divine reminder
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Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets wich are linked in succession by multiple poets until we reach 184 verses. From the renga book chapter your in, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme but don't repeating words. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose* |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
By Gypsy Blue Rose
purple clouds depart
amidst landscape in turmoil -
cherry tree stands tall
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In ancient mythology the fruit of the Cherry tree contains the elixir which gives the Gods their immortality! In Chinese lore it was believed that the magical Phoenix slept on a bed of Cherry blossom to bless it with ever-lasting life.
*If you need help posting a chapter, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose* Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets wich are linked in succession by multiple poets until we reach 184 verses. From the renga book chapter your in, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme but don't repeating words. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *If you need help, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose* |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
birds chirp at the old orchard
as sunrise marks a new day
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Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word).
Last renga poem by June Sargent Purple clouds depart Amidst landscape in turmoil - cherry tree stands tall click here if you want to read the complete renga book thus far ******************************start copy section****************************** *IF you would like to add a chapter to this book, please, follow these steps and If you need help contact Gypsy Blue Rose *RENGA is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word). *LAST renga poem by (here write your name and the poem you followed) click here if you want to read the complete renga book thus far *TO add chapter, please follow these instructions: *FIRST, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. *SECOND, if the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the previous stanza but don't repeat words. *THIRD, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *FOURTH, copy and paste these instructions to your author notes. Thank you. ******************************end copy section****************************** Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Behold the eagle
dines on food we cannot see
It is wisdom's feast.
R. Owen 5/8/2020
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If you would like to add a chapter to this book, please, follow theses steps and if you need help contact Gypsy Blue Rose. * Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5/7/5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (seasonal word) *LAST renga poem by (there write your poem you followed) *To add chapter please follow these instructions: *First, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. *SECOND if the last poem is a 5/7/5 , if the last poem is a /7 couplet write a 5//5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the prevous stanza ut don�??�?�¢??t repeat words. THIRD, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. You can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. FOURTH, copy and paste these instructions to your author notes. Thank you. ********************end copy section********************** Thanks for reading. Roy Owen. Artwork by google. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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This follows Roy Owen's poem "To reflect"
Behold the eagle dines on food we cannot see It is wisdom's feast. ******************************start copy section****************************** *IF you would like to add a chapter to this book, please, follow these steps and If you need help contact Gypsy Blue Rose *RENGA is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word). *LAST renga poem by (here write your name and the poem you followed) If you want to read the complete renga book thus far go to: https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 *TO add chapter, please follow these instructions: *FIRST, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. *SECOND, if the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the previous stanza but don't repeat words. *THIRD, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *FOURTH, copy and paste these instructions to your author notes. Thank you. ******************************end copy section****************************** |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
inside, imagination
stirs magic of creation
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Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word).
I followed Chapter forty one by Lucy de Welles delicacies rare wonders of the worlds within turtle and men's joy ******If you would like to add a chapter to this renga book, please copy the following instructions to your author notes and if you need help, contact, Gypsy Blue Rose****** (If you would like to read the previous chapters, follow this link) https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 *FIRST, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. *SECOND, if the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the previous stanza but don't repeat words. *THIRD, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *FOURTH, copy and paste these instructions to your author notes. Thank you. ******end of author notes****** Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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Thanks to Gypsy Blue Rose for this fun exercise -- thanx to all of you out there for reading me (a fast offering from busy hands, my friends - still playing catch up!!). ;) ;)
******************************start copy section****************************** click here https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 if you want to read the complete renga book thus far *IF you would like to add a chapter to this book, please, follow these steps and If you need help contact Gypsy Blue Rose *RENGA is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word). *LAST renga poem by (here write your name and the poem you followed) click here if you want to read the complete renga book thus far *TO add chapter, please follow these instructions: *FIRST, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. *SECOND, if the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the previous stanza but don't repeat words. *THIRD, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *FOURTH, copy and paste these instructions to your author notes. Thank you. ******************************end copy section****************************** Image of 'Girl Painting Abstract Art' from hdqwalls.com |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
poet's passion awakens -
fantasies take first deep breaths
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Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets wich are linked in succession by multiple poets until we reach 184 verses. From the renga book chapter your in, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme but don't repeating words. You post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
as lightning strikes mind
imagination bursts free
reverie jumps out
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Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
With hallucinations high.
Brain cells dance in unison.
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Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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I have a little altar in my bedroom and every night a light a candle for all of us.
================================================ Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word). (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Steps to post a chapter: *FIRST, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. *SECOND, if the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the previous stanza but don't repeat words. *THIRD, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *FOURTH, copy and paste these instructions to your author notes. Thank you. If you need help posting a chapter, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose ================================================= Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Spirit soars miles high to sky.
Spit fire like dragon we fight.
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Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
human spirit born
from tiny seedlings of hope -
flourishes with faith
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Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word).
(If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Steps to post a chapter: *FIRST, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. *SECOND, if the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the previous stanza but don't repeat words. *THIRD, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *FOURTH, copy and paste these instructions to your author notes. Thank you. If you need help posting a chapter, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Autumn busy sowing seeds.
New shoots burst open next spring.
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Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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regardless of strife
life goes on and nature reigns —
the seasons of love
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Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku with a kigo (season word). Renga is older than haiku. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous stanza but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. .........................copy ends here.......................... . |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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Hey folks! Hope all's well -- please take some time to find nature's rhythm today: the world needs your melody!! ;) Thanx for reading me... ;)
I followed Chapter fifty-one by Gypsy Blue Rose Regardless all strife life goes on and nature reigns ~ divine love cycle ==================================== Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word). (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Steps to post a chapter: Click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the previous stanza but don't repeat words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. Please, copy and paste these instructions to your author notes. Thank you. If you need help posting a chapter, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Image of 'Pilgrim of Passion' at rassouli.com |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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Following on from Y.M Roger's Enfolding Eternity
A chapter in the book Multi-Renga Book Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word). (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Steps to post a chapter: Click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the previous stanza but don't repeat words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. Please, copy and paste these instructions to your author notes. Thank you. If you need help posting a chapter, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Multi-Author Book Add Chapter Print It Print It View Review |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
white blankets cover the earth
and howling winds sift through it
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Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: -Click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. -If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. -Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 ================================== copy ends here ================================== Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Light flickers in the shadows
Welcoming the homesick heart
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Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word).
(If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Steps to post a chapter: *FIRST, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. *SECOND, if the last poem is a 5/7/5 haiku, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the previous stanza but don't repeat words. *THIRD, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. you can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. *FOURTH, copy and paste these instructions to your author notes. Thank you. If you need help posting a chapter, please contact Gypsy Blue Rose |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
your embrace is home
filled with fragrant smell of stew
and our dog by hearth
| Author Notes |
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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his calming heartbeat and breath
are a welcome lullaby
| Author Notes |
I followed Chapter fifty seven by Lisa Wharton
your embrace is home filled with fragrant smell of stew and our dog by hearth ======================copy starts here====================== Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 ======================copy ends here====================== Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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This chapter follows Gypsy Rose Blue Rose 7-7 post:
his calming heartbeat and breath are a welcome lullaby Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
golden rays gently caress -
awakening dreamy eyes
| Author Notes |
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
brilliant morning light
illuminates nursery —
babe shines like diamonds
| Author Notes |
I followed June Sargent couplet:
golden rays gently caress - awakening sleepy eyes --------------------------------------- Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste them to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
| Author Notes |
This chapter follows Gypsy Blue Rose's sweet
5-7-5 post: Brilliant Morning Light (chapter 61) brilliant morning light illuminates nursery babe shines like diamonds. Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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full of energy
he drives his Nina crazy —
world revolves 'round him
| Author Notes |
I take care of my grandson Atticus full time. As a good toddler, he thinks the world revolves around him. It's him in the picture.
============================================ Previous Chapter sixty-two by tempeste precious, chubby-cheeked toddlers, foundation of our future ================================== Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
apple of his grampa's eye
full of curiosity
| Author Notes |
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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laughter wrinkles tell
a good life filled with love tale --
blue heaven iris
| Author Notes |
Blue Heaven Iris is a flower but it is also the eye color of the old man's iris.
============================================== I followed June Sargent's 7/7 couplet Chapter sixty four by June Sargent apple of grandpa's eyes full of curiosity ===================== Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
all cozy, warm and fuzzy
picture of pure contentment
| Author Notes |
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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| Author Notes |
I followed chapter sixty seven by Lucy de Welles
resistance lowered processed dreams unfold in time new season purring ================================== Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Picture of my cat, Ellie. She loves to sleep. Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
share his world of dreams
and great imagination -
walk on the wild side
| Author Notes |
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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imperial animal
dwells in the greenhouse of God
| Author Notes |
Psalm 23:6-Surely your goodness and love will follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Lion and the Lamb
They will rise at future's morn,
Erase jester's pawn.
R.Owen. 12/9/2020
| Author Notes |
Revelation 5:5 "And one of the elders said to me "Weep no more; behold, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the root of David, has conquered, so that He can open the scroll and its seven seals."
Revelation 5:6 "And between the throne and the the four living creatures and among the elders I saw a Lamb standing, as though it had had been slain, with seven horns and with seven spirits of God sent out into all the Earth" Haiku .......................start copy section ........................... If you would like to add a chapter to this book, please, follow theses steps and if you need help contact Gypsy Blue Rose. * Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5/7/5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (seasonal word) *LAST renga poem by (there write your poem you followed) *To add chapter please follow these instructions: *First, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. *SECOND if the last poem is a 5/7/5 , if the last poem is a /7 couplet write a 5//5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the prevous stanza ut don�?????�????�???�??�?�¢??t repeat words. THIRD, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. You can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. FOURTH, copy and paste these instructions to your author notes. Thank you. ********************end copy section********************** Thanks for reading, R.Owen. Artwork by google. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
God's messenger flies through dark
valleys-tranquility reigns
| Author Notes |
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 and 7/7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the 5-7-5 is a haiku, the rest 5-7-5 are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like at add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions than copy and paste to your notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to post a chapter, click in the ADD Chapter icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5-7-5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet, write a 5-7-5 stanza. write about the same theme of the previous chapter but please don't repeat words. post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will goo to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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brilliant break of day
illuminates all creatures —
grateful sentients
| Author Notes |
Sentient means "feeling," Having senses able to smell, communicate, touch, see, or hear.
follows chapter 72 by mermaids God's messenger flies through dark valleys-tranquility reigns ----------------------------------------- Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 picture from deviantart.com Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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sunlight, blooming creation
moonlight's magnificent glow
| Author Notes | Continuation of Gypsy Blue's book |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
pink and white petals
cover trees instead of snow -
apple blossom time
| Author Notes |
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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early morn at the orchard
sunrays kiss salty bronze skin
| Author Notes |
Follows Chapter seventy five by June Sargent
pink and white petals cover trees instead of snow - apple blossom time ============================ Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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blue moon over grove
shines on indigo bunting —
song quivers inside
| Author Notes |
indigo bunting is a blue bird
Follows Chapter seventy-six by Gypsy Blue Rose early morn at the orchard sunrays kiss salty bronze skin ============================ Artwork: Blue Moon over the Orchard - John O'Grady Art Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
praying mantis bows his head -
thankful she did not eat him
| Author Notes |
Yes, it's true, female praying mantids do cannibalize their partners. In some instances, she'll even behead the poor chap before they're done mating!
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
| Author Notes |
Follows the renga 7-7 verse of:
praying mantis bows his head thankful she did not eat him (June Sargent) Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (season word). PLEASE JOIN US!! To add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. Image from whitemagickalchemyblog.com |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
golden rays light up my face
showers me with gleaming gaze
| Author Notes |
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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warm scarlet sunset
pours red upon ancient land —
poppies sea ripples
| Author Notes |
Follows Chapter eighty by Lisa Wharton
golden rays light up my face showers me with gleaming gaze ========================= Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy picture from pinterest.com |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Red is the colour of blood
springs from the bite of the rod.
R. Owen
8/10/2020
| Author Notes |
Haiku .......................start copy section .................
If you would like to add a chapter to this book, please, follow theses steps and if you need help contact Gypsy Blue Rose. * Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5/7/5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first chapter haiku needs a kigo (seasonal word) *LAST renga poem by (there write your poem you followed) *To add chapter please follow these instructions: *First, click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. *SECOND if the last poem is a 5/7/5 , if the last poem is a /7 couplet write a 5//5 haiku. Write about the same theme of the prevous stanza ut don�¢??t repeat words. THIRD, post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. You can edit it and add a picture if you like. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. FOURTH, copy and paste these instructions to your author notes. Thank you. ********************end copy section********************** Thanks for reading. Roy Owen. Artwork by google |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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harvested fields rest
as large dried hands hold a cig —
gazing dreams of spring
| Author Notes |
follows Royowen couplet
red is the colour of blood springs from the bite of the rod ==================== Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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brown bear chose November 3rd
to start her hibernation
| Author Notes |
Sometimes I wish I could hibernate until next Spring. I am deeply disappointed in our government and our state of affairs... but I am trying very hard to keep hope alive.
"We must accept finite disappointment, but we must never lose infinite hope." Martin Luther King Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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| Author Notes |
Follows 7/7 couplet
brown bear chose November 3rd for winter hibernation ============================ Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
blue Jay brooding in the snow
ponders better time ahead
| Author Notes |
============================
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Autumn leaves pass in winter
Stark naked trees bend forward
| Author Notes | A chapter in Gypsy's Renga book. Thanks to LittleBogie 007 for picture. Steps to post a chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon located above where you write your review. If the last poem was a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet, write a 5/7/5 stanza. (I wrote a 7/7, so the next chapter will be a 5/7/5 composed by anyone who wishes to do so.) Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter, but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual, but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep whatever reviews you receive. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Snowflakes fall gently to the
frozen ground~ deep sleep awaits
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By Gypsy Blue Rose
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moon illuminates
basin wreathed by blue mountains —
icy cold water
| Author Notes |
follows Ulla's couplet...
Snowflakes fall gently to the frozen ground~ deep sleep awaits ===================== Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy Hugs Picture from Pinterest.com |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
Cool mist lifts in the valley
Deer frolic 'neath a rainbow
| Author Notes |
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
| Author Notes |
June's 7-7 Chapter 91 [entitled 'Misty Morning']:
Cool mist lifts in the valley Deer frolic 'neath a rainbow Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. Image of free wallpaper image from www.goodfon.com |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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cool stream susurrus softly
smoothing sharp rocks as they go
| Author Notes |
Follows Chapter ninety-two by YM Rogers
wise leprechaun smiles his colorful treasure safe as babbling brook sighs ================= Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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doe drinks chilled water
in the early light of day —
can't hear hunter's steps
| Author Notes |
Chapter ninety-three by Gypsy Blue Rose
cool stream susurrus softly smoothing sharp rocks as they go ================================= ==================================================== Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
| Author Notes |
I took the photo myself during my hiking.
Follows Chapter ninety-four by Gypsy Blue Rose ================= Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
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golden barley field
sways intertwined with north wind —
a storm a comin’
| Author Notes |
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. (If you would like to read the previous chapters, copy and paste this link to your browser). https://www.fanstory.com/chapterdetails.jsp?id=39516 Thank you very much for reading me, Gypsy |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
as cold air clashes with warmth,
leaves become spinning pinwheels
| Author Notes |
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku.
Please, if you would like to add a chapter to this book of renga, read these instructions then copy and paste to your author notes. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact Gypsy Blue Rose. Steps to Post a Chapter: click on the ADD CHAPTER icon, located above the review box. If the last poem is a 5/7/5 stanza, write a 7/7 couplet, if the last poem is a 7/7 couplet write a 5/7/5 stanza. Write about the SAME THEME of the previous chapter but please don't REPEAT words. Post your poem as usual but it will be part of the book. A copy will go to your portfolio and you keep your reviews. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
dormant walnut tree
stands alone in frozen land
chickadee flies high
| Author Notes |
5/7/5 Renga Chapter 99
Renga is a Japanese collaborative poetry form in which poets write alternating verses of 5-7-5 stanzas and 7-7 couplets which are linked in succession by multiple poets. Only the first 5/7/5 is a haiku; the rest 5/7/5 stanzas are only restricted to syllable count. Renga is older than haiku. |
By Gypsy Blue Rose
waiting for the midnight train —
we reached the end of the line
| Author Notes |
We reached the end of the line, 100 chapters. I like to thank all the poets who contributed to this book. I will be starting a new one soon.
The Complete Renga Book click here Chapter one by Gypsy Blue Rose pigeon plum flowers bend but not break in the storm at Indian Key ================================ Chapter two by June Sargent storm clouds flee as new day dawns berries ripen and birds wait ================================ Chapter three by Pam (respa) colorful songbirds gather for spring's ripe berries bountiful harvest ================================ Chapter four by Mrs KT Winged frenzy ignites orchard; Garnet gems pecked to their death ================================ Chapter five by Gloria funeral procession seed boats drift to a footbridge-- the orchard withdraws ================================ Chapter six by June Sargent willow sways in summer breeze while secret lovers giggle ================================ Chapter seven by Bill Schott as lovers linger red ocean brings back berries the wine washes in ================================ Chapter eight by Lyenochka sun sweetened grapes become wine divining truth from love's lips ================================ Chapter nine by Ulla love grows and ripens while nature multiplies its palette of colours. ================================ Chapter ten by Ameen Autumn's tones enveloped me in a warm rainbow landscape ================================ Chapter eleven by Margaret Bernar Tender sacrifice renders one fragile and strong - Love's unique nature ================================ Chapter twelve by Zanya Twilight tints evening skyline Cooler breezes ripple shore ================================- Chapter thirteen by June Sargent wrapped in silken robes of gold, autumn bids farewell - first breath of winter ================================ Chapter fourteen by Dolly Earth's freeze grips with snowy ice, to calm, with peaceful silence. ================================ Chapter fifteen by Rama Devi blanketed by snow leaf-whispers enter deep sleep hushed serenity ================================ Chapter sixteen by Gypsy Blue Rose cold whirlwind whistles over Mount Fuji's peaks and valleys ================================ Chapter seventeen by Royowen Kaleidoscopic dust gathers the frosted light, panoramic gems. ================================ Chapter eighteen by Marjon Van Bruggen winds from the south bring yellow Sahara desert sand skies ================================ Chapter nineteen by June Sargent prickly pear cactus caressed by warm summer breeze crimson heart opens ================================ Chapter twenty by Gypsy Blue Rose south wind susurrous whispers of tumbleweed rustling sounds ================================ Chapter twenty one by Gypsy Blue Rose farmer prays for rain for drought-stricken olive trees resilient souls ================================ Chapter twenty-two by DeboraDyess Rainbow's sharp, dazzling colors sitting atop sun-struck clouds ================================ Chapter twenty-three by June. Sargent lighthouse shines through fog guiding boat 'round jagged rocks - wives cook hot chowder ================================ Chapter twenty-four by Lucy de Welles Hearty alimentation Strengthens love for hearth and home ================================ Chapter twenty-five by Ulla yet, the bumpy roads stretch away in the distance love is but a dream ================================ Chapter twenty-six by June Sargent out of cocoon of darkness hope sprouts wings to follow dreams ================================ Chapter twenty-seven by Gypsy Blue Rose leaving pain behind, soul seeks a reason to live flourish in the dark ================================ Chapter twenty-eight by Gypsy Blue Rose morning possibilities are endless and filled with hope ================================ Chapter twenty-nine by Gypsy Blue Rose from this mountain top I can see for miles and miles God's personal space ================================ Chapter thirty by Lyenochka perfect prayer perspective as words reach God's list'ning heart ================================ Chapter thirty-one by Royowen Distant sentinels Masts of transmitting requests To the Holy one. ================================ Chapter thirty-two by Elizabeth Emerald Soft! In sunset's silence sound whispers of consolation ================================ Chapter thirty-three by June Sargent flowers in the wild basking and thriving in love divine reminder ================================ Chapter thirty-four by Bill Pinder Storm clouds give ominous glare violet clusters fear not ================================ Chapter thirty-five by Lucy de Welles So unsuspecting Too late for striving fingers, which choose figs instead ================================ Chapter thirty-six by Lucy de Welles grapes, figs, violets, purple, jellied storms fascinating ================================ Chapter thirty-seven by June Sargent Purple clouds depart Amidst landscape in turmoil - cherry tree stands tall ================================ Chapter thirty-eight by Gypsy Blue Rose birds chirp at the old orchard as sunrise marks a new day ================================ Chapter thirty-nine by Royowen Behold the eagle dines on food we cannot see It is wisdom's feast ================================ Chapter forty by Lyenochka wind whispers sweet songs of joy as spirit feasts on God's word ================================ Chapter forty-one by Lucy de Welles delicacies rare wonders of the worlds within turtle and men's joy ================================ Chapter forty-two by Gypsy Blue Rose inside, imagination stirs magic of creation ================================ Chapter forty-three by Y.M. Roger when fantasy calls the poet's pen awakens setting vision free ================================ Chapter forty-four by June Sargent poet's passion awakens - fantasies take first deep breaths ================================ Chapter forty-five by Lisa Wharton As lightning strikes mind Imagination bursts open Fantasy jumps out ==================================== Chapter forty-six by Lisa Wharton With hallucinations high Brain cells dance in unison ==================================== Chapter forty-seven by Gypsy Blue Rose reality is harsh in our pandemic life pray for peace and health ==================================== Chapter forty-eight by Lisa Wharton Spirit soars miles high to sky. Spitfire like dragon we fight. ==================================== Chapter forty-nine by June Sargent human spirit born from tiny seedlings of hope - flourishes with faith ==================================== Chapter fifty by Lisa Wharton Autumn busy sowing seeds. New shoots burst open next spring. ==================================== Chapter fifty-one by Gypsy Blue Rose regardless all strife life goes on and nature reigns the seasons of love ================================== Chapter fifty-two by Y.M. Roger with heart open wide in love this world's rhythm we embrace ================================== Chapter fifty-three by Zanya silvery moonbeams shimmer on wintry landscape nightly storm lantern ================================== Chapter fifty-four by Lisa Wharton white blankets cover the earth and howling winds sift through it ==================================== Chapter fifty-five by Gypsy Blue Rose sunrise warms the trail that leads to our cozy hearth her face on each flake ==================================== Chapter fifty-six by June Sargent Light flickers in the shadows Welcoming the homesick heart ==================================== Chapter fifty-seven by Lisa Wharton your embrace is home filled with fragrant smell of stew and our dog by hearth ==================================== Chapter fifty-eight by Gypsy Blue Rose his calming heartbeat and breath are a welcome lullaby ================================== Chapter fifty-nine by Mark D.R. the sleeping baby nuzzles with her mom in bed ~ blanket keeps them warm ================================== Chapter sixty by June Sargent golden rays gently caress - awakening dreamy eyes ================================== Chapter sixty-one by Gypsy Blue Rose brilliant morning light illuminates nursery babe shines like diamonds ================================== Chapter sixty-two by tempeste precious, chubby-cheeked toddlers, foundation of our future ================================== Chapter sixty-three by Gypsy Blue Rose full of energy he drives his Nina crazy world revolves 'round him ================================== Chapter sixty-four by June Sargent apple of grandpa's eyes full of curiosity ================================== Chapter sixty-five by Gypsy Blue Rose laughter wrinkles tell a good life fill with love tale blue heaven iris ================================== Chapter sixty-six by June Sargent all cozy, warm and fuzzy picture of pure contentment ================================== Chapter sixty-seven by Lucy de Welles resistance lowered processed dreams unfold in time new season purring ================================== Chapter sixty-eight by Gypsy Blue Rose Ellie cat sleeps undisturbed as her chest rises and falls ================================== Chapter sixty-nine by June Sargent share his world of dreams and great imagination - walk on the wild side ================================== Chapter seventy by Gypsy Blue imperial animal duells in the greenhouse of God ================================== Chapter seventy-one by royowen Lion and the Lamb They will rise at future's morn, Erase jester's pawn. ================================== Chapter seventy-two by mermaids God's messenger flies through dark valleys --tranquility reigns ================================== Chapter seventy-three by gypsy blue rose brilliant break of day illuminates all creatures grateful sentients ================================== Chapter seventy-four by Dovemarie sunlight, blooming creation moonlight's magnificent glow ============================ Chapter seventy-five by June Sargent pink and white petals cover trees instead of snow - apple blossom time ============================ Chapter seventy-six by Gypsy Blue Rose early morn at the orchard sunrays kiss salty bronze skin ============================ Chapter seventy-seven by Gypsy Blue Rose blue moon over grove shines on indigo bunting song quivers inside ================================== Chapter seventy-eight by June Sargent praying mantis bows his head - thankful she did not eat him ================================== Chapter seventy-nine by Y.M. Roger larger than darkness, nighttime's essence echoes 'round ~ moonlight's dance partner ================================== Chapter eighty by Lisa Wharton golden rays light up my face showers me with gleaming gaze ================================== Chapter eighty-one by Gypsy Blue Rose warm scarlet sunset pours red upon ancient land poppies sea ripple ================================== Chapter eighty-two by Royowen Red is the colour of blood springs from the bite of the rod. ================================== Chapter eighty-three by Gypsy Blue Rose harvested fields rest as large dry hands hold a cig gazing dreams of spring ================================== Chapter eighty-four by Gypsy Blue Rose brown bear chose November 3rd for winter hibernation ================================== Chapter eighty-five by Gypsy Blue Rose bleak wintry weather awaits around the corner - haunting bare branches ================================== Chapter eighty-six by Lisa Wharton blue Jay brooding in the snow ponders better time ahead ================================== Chapter eighty-seven by dovemarie Autumn leaves pass in winter Stark naked trees bend forward ================================== Chapter eighty-eight by June Sargent crocuses arrive shedding cloaks of icy snow - waltz of spring blossoms ================================== Chapter eighty-nine by Ulla Snowflakes fall gently to the frozen ground deep sleep awaits ================================== Chapter ninety by Gypsy Blue Rose moon illuminates basin wreathed by blue mountains icy cold water ================================== Chapter ninety-one by June Sargent Cool mist lifts in the valley Deer frolic 'neath a rainbow ================================== Chapter ninety-two by YM Roger wise leprechaun smiles his colorful treasure safe as babbling brook sighs =========================== Chapter ninety-three by Gypsy Blue Rose cool stream susurrus softly smoothing sharp rocks as they go ================================= Chapter ninety-four by Gypsy Blue Rose doe drinks chilled water in the early light of day can't hear hunter steps ================================== Chapter ninety-five by Lisa Wharton ran along leaves crackled stream I heard the nature's sound bite ================================= Chapter ninety-six by Gypsy Blue Rose golden barley field sways intertwined with north wind a storm a comin' ================================== Chapter ninety-seven by June Sargent as cold air clashes with warmth, leaves become spinning pinwheels ================================== Chapter ninety-eight by Cindy Decker she displays her golden gown though a wintry midnight nears ================================== Chapter ninety-nine by Gypsy Blue Rose dormant walnut tree stands alone in frozen land chickadee flies high ================================== Chapter one hundred by Gypsy Blue Rose wait for orient express we reached the end of the trip ================================== Thank you very much for reading us, Hugs, Gypsy |
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